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John Wall to represent Wizards as All-Star reserve
John Wall will be an All-Star selection for a fourth time as the Wizards' guard has been voted in as a reserve, sources told ESPN.
Mariners ace Felix Hernandez among victims of high-end robbers
Seattle's Felix Hernandez was robbed of an All-Star ring and a diamond watch engraved with his nickname, "King Felix.". One of the suspects was wearing the watch when he was arrested.
Congress Will Pay for Trump's $12B Border Wall, Say McConnell, Ryan
Trump paved the way for a wall by signing an executive order.
Shia LaBeouf Arrested at His Anti-Trump Protest
The actor kicked off the project on Inauguration Day.
How a President Can Use Orders and Memos and Who Can Stop Them
"Now arrives the hour of action,” he says.
White House Clarifies Trump Tweet on Sending 'Feds' Into Chicago
The White House is adding more context to a Trump tweet threatening federal intervention to stop rising violence in Chicago.
Couple's North Carolina wedding first look gets 'Rexy'
A Chicago bride got a little "Rexy" before her wedding on North Carolina's Bald Head Island.
Nearly 700 Miles of Fencing at the US-Mexico Border Already Exist
The barriers were completed as part of the Secure Fence Act of 2006.
Boston City Hall Lit Red, White and Blue in Anti-Trump Move
Mayor Marty Walsh lashed out at the president's latest orders.
NFL sees drop in player concussions during 2016 season
There were 244 reported concussions in 2016, down from 275 in 2015. But the number is still higher than it was in 2014 or 2013, a trend the NFL links in part to an increase in self-reporting.
LeBron James, Cavs owner Dan Gilbert at odds over payroll spending
LeBron James and Cavs owner Dan Gilbert have different views about the team's spending, which has strained their relationship, sources told ESPN.
Trump Moves to Advance Keystone XL, Dakota Access Pipelines
The actions drew applause from pipeline supporters, condemnation from opponents.
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